The post BTC Technical Analysis – COINOTAG appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Current price at 92.256$ level, positioned below EMA20 (92.565$), testing criticalThe post BTC Technical Analysis – COINOTAG appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Current price at 92.256$ level, positioned below EMA20 (92.565$), testing critical

BTC Technical Analysis – COINOTAG

Current price at 92.256$ level, positioned below EMA20 (92.565$), testing critical support zone in a tight sideways trend. Near-term resistance limited at 93.148$.

Current Price Position and Critical Levels

Bitcoin price is currently trading at 92.256$ level and has been stuck in the 92.158$ – 93.420$ range with a 0.47% drop over the last 24 hours. The market is generally showing a sideways trend, with RSI at 50.94 balanced in the neutral zone. Short-term bearish signals are prominent: Price remains below EMA20 (92.565$) and Supertrend indicator is giving a bearish signal, with resistance marked at 99.053$. Multi-timeframe (MTF) analysis identified a total of 12 strong levels across 1D, 3D, and 1W timeframes (1D: 4 supports/3 resistances, 3D: 1 support/3 resistances, 1W: 2 supports/3 resistances). These confluences indicate that the current price is in a sensitive liquidity hunt zone. Volume is at average levels of 11.42 billion$, but spikes were observed during support tests. In the broader structure, price is trapped in the supply/demand balance between 90k-94k; volume increase is required for a breakout.

Support Levels: Buyer Zones

Primary Support

The strongest buyer zone is positioned at 90.873$ (score: 72/100). This level stands out as a strong demand zone (demand block) on the 1D timeframe: Tested 4 times in the last 3 months, rejected each time with aggressive buying volume (average 15% volume spike). MTF confluence is excellent – overlaps with 3D swing low and aligned with 1W EMA50 (around 90.850$). Order block structure is clear: As price approaches here, smart money (big players) opens long positions to protect liquidity. Historically, this level has been a major reversal point in similar sideways periods (e.g., before the 2025 Q4 rally). Invalidated below with a daily close under 90.500$, which opens the path to 89k.

Secondary Support and Stop Levels

Secondary supports at 92.216$ (score: 70/100) and 89.311$ (score: 70/100). 92.216$ is the closest to current price and confluent with the last 24h low (92.158$); acts as a 1D order block filling a fair value gap, short-term stop hunt liquidity zone (stop loss clustering below). High node in volume profile, rejected twice. 89.311$ is a strong 1W support: October 2025 bottom level, aligned with Fibonacci 0.618 retracement, 3D/1W confluence (2 support overlaps). If this level breaks, downside target opens to 80.000$ – invalidation for aggressive shorts above 92.000$. Stop levels: 92.000$ for longs, 93.500$ for shorts.

Resistance Levels: Seller Zones

Near-Term Resistances

Short-term first barrier at 93.148$ (score: 76/100): Strong supply zone overlapping the last 24h high (93.420$). Breaker block on 1D timeframe (resistance after broken structure), rejected 3 times (volume spike 20%+). Confluent with EMA20 (92.565$) and Supertrend resistance, upper band of sideways range. If price breaks out here, momentum increases, but false breakout risk is high – ideal for liquidity grab.

Main Resistance and Targets

Main resistances at 94.570$ (score: 72/100) and 108.738$ (score: 65/100). 94.570$ is strong 3D/1W resistance: Aligned with 1W EMA20, historical pivot (November 2025 peak), history of 5 tests with rejection and high volume profile. Order block supply showing premium pricing. Long-term 108.738$ is 1W ATH extension level – major target, but RSI divergence risk exists. Upside target of 105.000$ requires break of 94.570$; R/R ratio 1:3 (vs. 80k downside). Invalidated bullish above with weekly close over 95.000$.

Liquidity Map and Big Players

Liquidity map is filled with equal highs/lows in the current sideways structure: Stop clustering below 92.000$ (targeting 92.216$ support), buy stops above 93.500$ (93.148$ resistance). Big players (smart money) are defending long liquidity in the 90.873$ demand zone – institutional volume footprints are concentrated here. On the supply side, short positions are accumulating at 94.570$ premium. Likely scenario: Low-volume fakeout dip below 92k, then reversal from 90.873$. Higher timeframe players are watching 89.311$ as a major accumulation zone. True directional move expected after liquidity sweep.

Trading Plan and Level-Based Strategy

Level-based outlook: Bullish scenario – Close above 93.148$ targets 94.570$, long entry on 92.216$ bounce (stop 91.800$). Bearish scenario – Break of 92.216$ shorts to 90.873$, target 89.311$ (stop 92.800$). Overall R/R: Upside 105k (1:2.5), downside 80k (1:3). Range trade for BTC Spot Analysis, leverage breakout for BTC Futures Analysis. This level-based strategy is based on price action rejections – volume confluences required. Risk management: Position size 1-2% capital, use trailing stops. Market is volatile, no news flow but macro factors (interest rate decisions) should be monitored.

This analysis uses the market views and methodology of Chief Analyst Devrim Cacal.

Crypto Research Analyst: Michael Roberts

Blockchain technology and DeFi focused

This analysis is not investment advice. Do your own research.

Source: https://en.coinotag.com/analysis/btc-support-and-resistance-analysis-critical-levels-for-january-20-2026

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